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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
3
A new delightful powder prevents rocking slipping or dropping of false teeth. It offers no pasty taste or feeling and promises lasting confidence all day. Available from your druggist, Three.
Asheville June 25 A strange disease killing mimosa trees in western North Carolina and South Carolina was reported today by Geo H Hepting pathologist at the Appalachian Forest Experiment Station.
Durham city council votes to allocate 40 000 dollars to buy about 1400 acres north of the city for a suitable airport.
Raleigh dispatch reports a survey of twelve eastern counties in the McDonald Belt showing Clyde Hoey likely to win a majority in many counties in the July 4 second primary. Hoey leads in Brunswick Robeson Harnett and appears positioned in Duplin Pender Columbus. McDonald favored in Edgecombe Nash Wayne. Graham allied with Hoey in most areas.
Local Democrats plan a Saturday rally with about a thousand tickets issued for attendance. George L. Handley chairs the arrangements for the event at the R. L. Pope farm near Cedar Lodge where Roosevelt supporters are expected to gather for the president's acceptance speech in Philadelphia and similar nationwide gatherings.
Greensboro June 25. J T Carruthers Jr Democratic nomination candidate filed expense records with Guilford county showing 31.50 for printing in the second primary account. He had 83.92 in the first primary with a 25 donation. the second primary fund shows no donation.
June 25 report details William B. Umstead spending and contributions with $462 listed for him and $231 spent personally. Senator Josiah W. Bailey reports $6,067.68 spent with $1,635.70 in contributions. A. O. McCormick tops Bailey’s donors with $200. Georgia? No. Time to file extends to Friday.
Stook outlines lunar planting dates in late June to guide gardeners. He lists trade names for fungicides and insecticides such as Black Leaf 40 and Paris Green, and notes combinations with Bordeaux mixture and lime sulfur. He urges using tobacco dusts as natural insecticides and provides a mailing address for The Enterprise in High Point.
Asheville school board will operate Biltmore College next year after trustees requested aid. The move ensures continued transfer of credits and work completed by students amid prior financial difficulties.
In Placenta Calif an unidentified girl is sought by police after a rabid baboon attacked Sunday night. The 100 pound pet of Willis Hasson attacked a neighbor a Mexican girl and then panicked a 175 strong Presbyterian church congregation before being shot. Two victims begin Pasteur treatment as tests confirm rabies.
State epidemic report shows six of ten feeble diseases declined last week while four rose. Chickenpox fell to 26 from 73 the prior week. Diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough cases dropped from 11 to 8, 2 to 1, and 28 to 27 respectively. Sixty three counties reported cases.
Statesville hosts a major July 4 event with Representative Robert L. Dough delivering the principal speech. The celebration is described as one of the largest in the city's history with community turnout expected.
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